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react-native-screenshield
Advanced tools
Prevent Screenshot Image, block doing screenshot dynamically in your iOS/Android app.
For iOS - using ScreenShieldKit
For Android - using flag FLAG_SECURE
ScreenShieldKit.framework in ios project dir.npm install react-native-screenshield
or
yarn add react-native-screenshield
ReactNative auto-linking will do the magic for you.
ProtectedView props:
| name | required | desc |
|---|---|---|
| source | yes | check RN Image prop |
| style | yes | check RN Image prop |
It also accepts all RN Image props.
Methods:
| name | desc |
|---|---|
| init(key?: string): void | iOS - key is required - ScreenShieldKit License, Android - not required, not used |
| isInitialized(): boolean | Return if module was initialized |
| onSettingFlagFailed?: (error: Error) => void | method which is failed when settings flag on android failed |
import ScreenShield, { ProtectedView } from "react-native-screenshield";
// ...
ScreenShield.init('abdc'); // config for iOS and Android
or
ScreenShield.init(); // it will just work for Android then, on iOS fallback `Image` component will be used for `ProtectedView`
// ...
<ProtectedView source={image} style={{ width: 100, height: 100 }} />
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FAQs
Prevent Screenshot Image
We found that react-native-screenshield demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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